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OOH News You Oughta Know Today

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OOH News You Oughta Know Today 

A roundup of the latest industry headlines that should be on your radar.


1. Norwegian Scales Digital Signage Fleetwide

Norwegian Cruise Line has expanded its cloud-based digital signage network to 2,900 displays across 20 ships, streamlining guest navigation, reservations, and real-time updates. Partnering with Poppulo, NCL has already migrated 15 vessels to the new system, with full rollout expected by 2026. The upgrade has boosted onboard engagement—driving 40% of reservations via screens—while cutting content update time by 75%, freeing crews to focus on service.

Source: 16:9


2. Cracker Barrel Taps OOH to Announce Logo Reversal

Cracker Barrel walked back its logo redesign not with a polished campaign or press release, but with a single billboard mockup shared on social.

Source: The Drum


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3. Geopath Town Hall

Geopath will host a member Town Hall on Thursday, Sept. 25, at 12 pm EST. The session will cover the upcoming release, measurement transparency, and provide members with a chance to ask questions. Speakers include Interim President Rob Peterson, Chairperson Ali Broback, and members of the Executive Committee.

Source: OOH Today


4. Why OOH Wins in the Age of AI

As brands wrestle with balancing AI-driven efficiency and human connection, a new report underscores how easily trust can be lost when tech overpowers transparency. While digital channels face scrutiny, out-of-home advertising continues its steady rise—offering marketers a visible, reliable way to connect with consumers. OAAA CEO Anna Bager highlights why OOH remains a success story even as AI reshapes the marketing playbook.

Source: Forbes

 


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